The Disk-footed Bat is a small vespertilionid with adhesive pads on its hind feet. Vietnamese records describe flights near bamboo thickets and roosts in the internodes of bamboo stems.
It weighs about 4.6–7.8 grams. The dense, soft dorsal fur is cinnamon-brown to reddish-brown, paler underneath, and conspicuous disk-like pads occur on the hind feet.
Roosts have been reported in the spaces between joints of bamboo stems. In Vietnam, bats were observed flying over pasture, roads and stream beds close to bamboo thickets.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.